Fixed points theorems for $b$-enriched multivalued nonexpansive mappings and *-$b$-enriched nonexpansive mappings
Ioan Trifoi
TL;DR
The paper addresses extending fixed-point theory from single-valued $b$-enriched nonexpansive mappings to the multivalued setting in Hilbert spaces by introducing *-$b$-enriched nonexpansive mappings. It demonstrates that averaging with $T_b=(1-b)I+b T$ and $b= frac{1}{b+1}$ preserves fixed points, i.e., $F(T)=F(T_b)$, and develops Krasnoselskii-type iterations to approximate these fixed points. The authors prove Browder-type existence and convexity results, and establish both strong and weak convergence of these iterative schemes under conditions like hemicompactness and weak compactness, respectively. Collectively, the work generalizes fixed-point results to enriched multis valued operators and provides a rigorous iterative framework for finding fixed points in Hilbert spaces, laying groundwork for extensions to other spaces and more general multivalued operators.
Abstract
The main purpose of this paper is to extend some fixed point results for single valued $b$-enriched nonexpansive mappings to the case of multivalued mappings. To this end, we introduce *-$b$-enriched nonexpansive mappings, as a generalization of *-nonexpansive mappings \cite{Abdul Rahim Khan} for which we establish an existence theorem in Hilbert space. We proved weak and strong convergence results of Krasnoselskii iteration process for $b$-enriched multivalued nonexpasive mappings and *-$b$-enriched nonexpansive mappings.
